Regulation & Politics

A memo from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche enumerates dismantling the Biden-era approach to crypto enforcement.

The Senate’s GENIUS Act and the House’s STABLE Act align on most topics, but key differences remain.

Such ‘escheated’ assets would be held in trust by the state, and a license for any digital assets business would be required.

The Massachusetts senator urges Congress to “step up.”

The United Arab Emirates-based financial center aims to boost the utility of tokenized assets in the UAE.

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Spring Sprint brought together prominent crypto industry attorneys to discuss the path of future regulation.

Caroline Crenshaw said that the SEC’s statement on proof-of-work has footnotes that say individual scrutiny of any specific project is necessary to rule it out as a securities sale.

Trump became the first U.S. President to speak at a crypto conference following his virtual address at the Blockworks Digital Assets Summit.

The rule would make it difficult, if not impossible, for registered investment advisors to purchase cryptocurrencies for clients.

The proposed bill A06515 aims to criminalize rug pulls, private key fraud, and fraudulent failure to disclose information.